Chris

Yes I did a few hours ago. It looks like it was related to a purging of minified files, although I don’t understand why. In any event, thanks for the fast reply!

Hi Chouby. Since leaving that first message, I discovered it’s actually Polylang, not Lingotek, causing the problem. Every issue resolves when disabling the Polylang plugin, and comes back when reinstalling it. I tested this with and without other plugin variables.

I disabled the custom attributes with the following function:

function disable_wp_responsive_images() {
return 1;
}
add_filter(‘max_srcset_image_width’, ‘disable_wp_responsive_images’);

Hello Jagan. Thanks for posting the solution, as I’m having the same issue. Can you tell me, where did you disable the custom attributes? Was this in your theme’s custom CSS?

Hi Matthias,
Images are loading on the main domain but not on the mapped domain.
Main: https://tiffanynesbitt.com/womens-bible-studies/
Mapped: https://womens-bible-study.com
Ideas?
Thank you.

Okay, thank you.

Thanks for your fast reply. So is your plugin using meta refreshs or inline javascript redirects?

Thank you

This makes sense, thank you for pointing it out. I wonder if posting it to a blank page would solve the problem. I’ll check into it.

Not sure what happened, but it successfully backed up today. I’ll monitor it for next week’s scheduled backup and follow your instruction if it does not. Thank you!

Hi. Here it is…
https://pastebin.com/seyKxDwq
Thanks

Got it – thanks!

Perfect!
I read support documentation a little further and actually figured out the alignment issue just minutes before I read your response. Makes sense. And now the image issue is fixed, as well! Ready to publish, thanks to your timely answers.
Thanks again, Tobias! You’ve earned every pixel’s-worth of 5 stars, not to mention a donation ??
Chad

Tobias, thanks, it worked perfectly!!
I have a couple quick follow-up issues, if you’ll indulge me further…

The images I’ve included (globe and flag) show up perfectly on the preview within Tablepress, but appear as a minuscule fraction of their correct size on the actual page.

Secondly, is alignment functionality available?… to, for example, left align a column, or row, or cell? I’m sure there’s an obvious answer which I’ll feel silly for missing.

Chad

Thanks for your prompt response, Tobias.
I published it on a separate page, not listed on the menu:
https://marketeerland.info/test
I also uninstalled the Extension.
Grateful for your time!
Chad

Yes. An example is my about page: https://marketeerland.info/about/
(the HTML is below)
Without <!–nolinks–>, the image or the text or both do not show up at all.
FYI, this is a blog which is launching this week. I’ve just deleted about a dozen test posts, all of which had the same problem, particularly with the image disappearing.
Thanks!

<!–nolinks–>

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MarketeerLand is a blog devoted to providing ideas and resources for internet marketing and business in general. The author, Chad Kenly, is Founder and CEO of MarketeerLand.com,?home of the only completely free, self-replicating income system with nothing for sale.